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Deo Tibba: Throne of Gods |
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Day 01: Walk through fields of maize and rice and leave the hustle of the city behind. A steep 4 hour walk rewards you with views of the Manali valley and Himalayan Peaks. Camp at the wonderful Sethan village. Day 02: A gentle walk through pine forests and grassy meadows where buffaloes graze. From our camp next to the river we view a wonderful waterfall plunging over high rocks.
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Day 03: Following the Hampta valley we cross the stream and climb slowly through flowery meadows and fascinating rock formations. A number of unusual plants can be found. We camp on a small plateau next to spring with a magnificent view of the mountains, which surround us. Day 04: Follow a glacial stream, past birch woods and emerge above a tree line in meadows with horses grazing on nutritional " blue grass". We camp at 13,200 feet at the foot of the magnificent Deo Tibba, the 19,500 ft high peak.  Day 05: Rest day to explore the glacier where many kinds of crystal and precious stones can be found including quartz, onyx and aquamarine. Day 06: Walking over highlands full of incense plants and medicinal plants we camp near a stream. Day 07: Tibetan prayer flags flutter in the breeze as we descend to our last camp in a beautiful clearing next to the sacred spring of the snake god, set amidst Himalayan oak trees. A special campfire is organised to celebrate the last day of camping. Day 08: Walk through the woods and mighty pines to stop for tea at a village tea tent. Following an ancient trading path we arrive at Prini which is on the road, a short distance from Manali. 
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The trek to Deo Tibba base also called the Throne of the Gods, takes you through incredibly beautiful and varied Himalayan landscape. It can be enjoyed as much by a novice to trekking, as it is by those who seek again and again the pleasures of trekking in the wilderness of the Himalayas.